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More Fijians registered to vote in 2018 than in previous years
Fiji's Supervisor of Elections says the current tally of registered voters for this year's general election is up 7.17 percent on 2014.
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Democrats hoping for change in Cook Islands election
Audio 7 Jun 2018The leader of the current opposition Cook Islands Democratic Party says she's feeling very positive about next week's general election and there is a real chance she will become the nation's first… Audio
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More concerns about decolonisation in New Caledonia ahead of referendum
More of New Caledonia's anti-independence politicians have added to their concerns about the decolonisation process leading to the referendum in November.
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Northcote debate: Dan Bidois, Shanan Halbert
Audio 6 Jun 2018Voters in the Auckland electorate of Northcote go to the polls on Saturday to choose their replacement in Parliament for Jonathan Coleman. Polls have indicated it's a close race between National's… Audio
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One Cook Islands movement keeps options open ahead of poll
Audio 6 Jun 2018The leader of the One Cook Islands Movement says he is not promising to align with either of the two major political parties ahead of the general election on June the 14th. Audio
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One Cook Islands Movement sits on fence ahead of poll
The leader of the One Cook Islands Movement says he is not promising to align with either of the two major political parties before the general election.
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No Budget lift for Labour in polls but support for PM still strong
Poll of Polls - Labour did not get a lift from the Budget but the RNZ poll of polls indicates voters still firmly say the country is on the right track, writes Colin James.
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Italy will no longer be 'Europe's refugee camp', vows new government
Newly installed interior minister Matteo Salvini promises tough action to reduce migrant arrivals and send back those who have already come.
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National continues to dominate political polls
There was no post-Budget boost for the govenrment, according to the latest RNZ Poll of Polls. But even with National's support holding steady, Labour and the Greens would be able to govern alone under… Audio
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Voting starts in 2018 Cook Islands general election
The voting for the 2018 Cook Islands general election has started in the northern group island of Palmerston.
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Poll dancing already underway
The next election is a long way off and new party leaders are still bedding in. But already TV news networks and their political pundits are predicting what will happen next based on the opinion polls… Audio
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Poll dancing already underway
The next election is a long way off and new party leaders are still bedding in. But already TV news networks and their political pundits are predicting what will happen next based on the opinion polls…
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Spanish Prime Minister forced out of office
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has been forced out of office by a no-confidence vote in parliament.
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Debate over possible water charges as Cooks poll nears
The Cook Islands government has been accused of inconsistency and of misleading taxpayers about water charges that may be applied to properties which are hooked into the main system.
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Housing NZ chair refuses to step down after meth revelations
The chair of Housing New Zealand says she will not resign over the methamphetamine hysteria scandal.
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National and Labour polls at odds in lead-up to by-election
Just over a week to go in the Northcote by-election and Labour's spying an opportunity, with its internal polls signalling a tight race between the two major parties.
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Spain PM faces defeat in confidence vote
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is likely to be forced out of office after a key party said it would support a motion of no confidence against him.
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New Caledonian referendum seen as new page in Kanak history
A Kanak journalist Andre Qaeaw says this year's referendum on independence from France is a chance to open a new page on New Caledonia's past. Audio
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New Caledonia referendum chance to turn a new page
This year's referendum on independence from France is a chance to turn a new page on New Caledonia's past, a Kanak journalist says.
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Cook Islands Party aims to spread economic benefits
The ruling Cook Islands Party will be aiming to lock in the benefits from economic gains of recent years if it's re-elected on June 14.
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Damian Christie (Part 2)
Audio 29 May 2018Advertising is butchering the English language. The mangling of correct grammar in baffling slogans is known as 'language DJing' in the industry. The panelists debate why companies choose to market… Audio
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Poll bad news for Bridges
A new Newshub-Reid Research poll has came in at just 9 percent as preferred Prime Minister, the lowest result of any National leader in over a decade. Audio
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The Panel with Mike Rehu and Sally Wenley (Part 1)
Audio 28 May 2018Today the decision will be made over whether to eradicate the cattle disease Mycoplasma Bovis or to contain it. The Ministry of Primary Industries has been criticised for their handling of the… Audio
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Political commentators Matthew Hooton & Stephen Mills
The first poll conducted since the new Labour-led Government's first Budget, suggests Simon Bridges status as leader of the Opposition is failing to get any real traction with voters. Matthew Hooton… Audio
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Colombians vote for new president with peace deal, economy at stake
Colombians vote on Sunday in a deeply divisive presidential ballot that has stirred fears the winner could upset a fragile peace accord with Marxist FARC rebels.
